First Names
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First Names is a simple, fast-paced elimination game that tests how well students really know the brands they see every day. Each round features a well-known company, but instead of guessing what it is now, students have to decide what it was called first. With two possible original names on the screen, students must quickly choose a side and commit to their answer. It’s surprising, interactive, and gets harder as confidence builds and the room starts thinning out. -
Flashback - 90s Edition
from $5.99It’s time to rewind the clock to the decade of slap bracelets, VHS tapes, and dial-up internet! Flashback: 90s Editionbrings all the nostalgia and all the chaos in one high-energy game. Each round will throw you back to the 90s with a fun question about movies, music, TV, or trends — but to stay in the game, you’ll need more than good guesses… you’ll need quick feet! Pick your corner wisely, because one wrong answer and you’re out faster than a Blockbuster rental!
How to Play
Label the four corners of your room as A, B, C, and D to match the four answer options on the screen. Read the 90s-themed question and show the answers. Students move to the corner they think is correct. Once everyone’s in place, reveal the right answer. Anyone who picked incorrectly is out for the rest of the game. Keep going through new rounds until only one player remains — the ultimate 90s survivor!
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Flashback – 80s Edition
from $5.99Take a trip back to the raddest decade ever! Flashback – 80s Edition is a high-energy, elimination-style trivia game that will test your students’ knowledge of 80s music, movies, fashion, and trends. With each question, the crowd scrambles to pick the right corner — and if they’re wrong, they’re out! It’s the perfect mix of nostalgia and competition to get everyone moving and laughing.
How to Play
Show a question with four multiple-choice answers on the screen. Students run to the corner that matches their answer choice. Reveal the correct answer — anyone in the wrong corner is out! Keep playing until you have one totally radical winner standing.
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Flashback — 00s Edition
from $5.99Bust out the MP3 players, flip phones, and early-internet vibes — because we’re heading straight back to the 2000s! In Flashback — 00s Edition, your group will relive one of the most iconic decades ever with questions about pop culture, music, movies, tech, trends, and everything Y2K. Each round gives four throwback-themed answers tied to the corners of the room. Pick your corner, lock it in, and hope your 2000s knowledge hasn’t been lost to dial-up speeds. It’s fast, funny, and the perfect nostalgia trip for today’s students who think the 2000s were “a long time ago.”
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Follow My Lead: Back To School Edition
from $5.99Sharpen those pencils and your intuition—it’s time for Follow My Lead – Back to School Edition! In this crowd-based guessing game, one brave leader takes the stage and silently chooses between two classic school-related options. The twist? The rest of the group has to guess what the leader picked by choosing a side of the room. From cafeteria food face-offs to subject showdowns, it’s all about reading the leader’s mind. Pick the right side and you survive. Pick wrong… and you're heading back to class (aka you're out)!
How to Play:
Bring one leader or volunteer on stage. Display a slide with two school-themed choices (like “Math” vs. “English” or “Backpack” vs. “Binder”). The leader silently picks one of the options. Then the crowd chooses what they think the leader picked by moving to the left or right side of the room (based on which side each option is listed on). Reveal the leader’s choice. Students who guessed incorrectly are out. Bring up a new leader each round and keep going until one student remains!from $5.99 -
Follow My Lead: TV Mascots
from $5.99Can you read the leader’s mind? In Follow My Lead – TV Mascots, it’s all about knowing who’s in charge as you try to guess which iconic mascot they secretly picked—follow wisely or you’re out!
How to Play:
In Follow My Lead – TV Mascots, pick one person from the crowd to be the leader. A slide will show two TV mascots, and the leader secretly picks their favorite. The rest of the crowd moves to the side of the room they think the leader chose. Guess right and stay in the game—guess wrong, and you’re out!from $5.99 -
For Real??
$5.99For each crazy court case, students have to decide: did this actually happen… or is it completely made up? From monkeys fighting for copyright to people suing over the most unexpected things, every round is packed with wild twists that sound too ridiculous to be true—but sometimes are. Players will laugh, debate, and second-guess themselves as they try to separate fact from fiction in a game where reality is often stranger than anything you could invent.
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Genericide
from $5.99Is it a brand name… or just what we call it now? Genericide is a hilarious and surprising crowd game where players have to decide if an item is still a trademarked brand or if it’s become so common it’s just a generic word. Get ready for some shocking reveals — your students will never look at everyday products the same way again!
How to Play
Show an item or word on the screen. Students decide whether it’s trademarked or generic by moving to the left side of the room for “Trademarked” or the right side for “Generic.” Reveal the correct answer — anyone on the wrong side is out! Keep going until only one player remains — they’re the last one standing and the winner!
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Germ Squirm
$5.99Germs and bacteria are everywhere! How much have we truly learned and retained about them though? Test everyone on all the facts about germs and bacteria through this engaging game you can play on stage or among the whole room as players guess with one, two or three fingers for the correct answer!
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Going Viral
from $5.99Get ready to time-travel through internet history! Going Viral is the ultimate test of your pop culture memory. Each round, you’ll see a viral video, trend, or meme that once took the internet by storm—your job is to remember when it happened. Four years will be on the screen, and you’ll have to race to the corner you think is right. Guess wrong and you’re out. Guess right? You live to meme another round.
How to Play:
Show a viral sensation of a past internet sensation on the screen along with four possible years. Students must choose the year they believe it went viral by running to the corresponding corner of the room. After everyone has chosen, reveal the correct answer. Anyone who chose incorrectly is out. Keep playing with new viral trends and new sets of years until only one student remains!from $5.99 -
Good Door, Bad Door
from $5.99Good Door, Bad Door is a quick, high-energy elimination game built entirely on instinct and split-second decisions. Each round, students must choose between three doors, hoping they’ve picked the one that lets them move on. With only one Good Door and two Bad Doors, tension rises fast, cheers get louder, and the room shrinks every round. It’s simple, dramatic, and perfect for instant engagement with zero explanation overload. from $5.99 -
Guess What Now?
from $5.99This game is loud, chaotic, and absolutely hilarious. Guess What Now? puts one brave contestant on stage with their back to the screen, while the rest of the crowd sees a wild, animated video of a ridiculous scenario—like a leprechaun playing basketball in a haunted library or a vampire roasting marshmallows on the moon. The video highlights three capitalized words that the contestant has to guess, but here’s the catch: the crowd can’t say any of the words—they can only act them out! From zombies to sports to spooky settings, every round is unpredictable, and the energy is off the charts.
How to Play:
Split the group into two teams. For each round, bring one volunteer from each team to the front. The contestant faces the crowd while a video plays behind them with a wacky scene and three capitalized words. The crowd must act out the scene without using any words or sounds. The first contestant to correctly guess all three words wins the round and earns a point for their team. Play as many rounds as you want, and the team with the most points at the end wins!from $5.99 -
Hairy Answers
from $5.99Can you recognize a celeb just by their hair? In Hairy Answers, you'll see only the hairstyle—choose left or right and see if you really know who’s underneath the ‘do!
How to Play:
In Hairy Answers, a close-up image of a celebrity’s hair will appear on the screen, along with two possible celeb names. Players move to the left or right side of the room based on who they think it is. Choose correctly to stay in the game—guess wrong, and you’re out!from $5.99 -
High School or No School: Mascots
from $5.99Some mascots are fierce. Some are… let’s just say, creatively questionable. In High School or No School – Mascot Edition, you’ll see a parade of mascots flash across the screen—complete with a name and an image. But not all of them are real! Some of these wild mascots are totally made up. Each round, you decide: is it an actual high school mascot somewhere in the world… or is it completely fake? From “The Pretzels” to “The Fighting Pickles,” this game will have your students second-guessing everything they thought they knew about school spirit.
How to Play:
Have students stand in the middle of the room. When a mascot appears on screen, students must decide if it’s real or fake. If they think it’s a real high school mascot, they move to the right side of the room. If they think it’s fake, they move to the left. After everyone makes their choice, reveal the answer on the next slide. Students who get it wrong are out! Keep going until one student remains—or reset each round and just play for fun.from $5.99 -
Hypotheticals - Movie Characters
from $5.99Get ready to enter the ultimate debate stage with Hypotheticals – Movie Characters! Each round pits two iconic movie characters against each other in a ridiculous, over-the-top scenario—like “Who would win a bake-off: Darth Vader or Shrek?” or “Who’d survive longer in a zombie apocalypse: Elsa or Indiana Jones?” The crowd doesn’t get to sit this one out! One person is brought up to argue for each character, then the entire room casts their vote by physically moving to the left or right side of the room to show where they stand. It’s funny, it’s fiery, and it’ll have your group passionately defending their favorites in the most absurd situations.
How to Play:
Bring one student from each team on stage to represent each of the two characters shown on screen. Read the hypothetical scenario out loud, then give each student 20–30 seconds to argue why their character would win. Once both sides have argued, the rest of the group votes with their feet—everyone moves to the side of the room that matches the character they think would win. Keep score for each round or just play for fun and laughs!
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Hypotheticals: TV Characters
from $5.99It’s the ultimate showdown of “what ifs!” In Hypotheticals – TV Characters, two contestants go head-to-head arguing which TV character would win in a wild, made-up scenario—then the crowd decides the winner! How to Play:
In Hypotheticals – TV Characters, two contestants are shown a hypothetical situation and two different TV characters. Each player has a short amount of time to argue why their character would win in that scenario. After the debate, the crowd chooses the winner by moving to the side of the room that represents their pick. Majority rules—so make your case and win the crowd!from $5.99 -
I Ain't Afraid Of No Ghost
from $5.99Are you brave enough to face your fears? I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost will put your phobia knowledge to the test—pick your answer and prove you’re fearless!
How to Play:
In I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghost, a phobia name will be displayed on the screen, and players must move to the side of the room they believe matches the correct definition. Only those who choose correctly will stay in the game—who will conquer their fears and come out on top?from $5.99 -
I'm Terrible At Dating
from $5.99Think you know your history? Think again! In I'm Terrible at Dating, players will face off against the ultimate challenge: remembering when things actually happened. Each round, a major historical event will pop up along with four different years—and you’ll have to pick the right one! One wrong move and your dating days are done!
How to Play:
Each round, a historical event will appear on the screen along with four possible years. Players must decide when the event actually happened and move to the corner that matches their choice. Guess correctly to stay in the game—get it wrong, and you're out! Keep going until only one history master remainsfrom $5.99 -
Jen, Jen, Jen & Jen
from $5.99Meet Jen. And Jen. And Jen. And… Jen?! This hilarious game puts four random "Jens" on the screen, but only one of them matches the clue. Your group will be shouting, pointing, and laughing as they try to figure out which Jen is the rightJen. It’s simple, fast, and a guaranteed hit!
How to Play
Show the clue and four “Jen” options on the screen. Players (or teams) choose which Jen they think is correct — you can have them shout their answer, move to corners, or write it down. Reveal the correct Jen and award a point for each correct guess. Keep going through all the rounds — whoever has the most points at the end is the winner!
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Just Say It
from $5.99Just Say It is a fast-paced, AI-powered rebus puzzle game where students race to decode visual word puzzles on the screen. Each slide features an original, AI-generated scene that cleverly mashes objects, settings, and details together to represent a single word or phrase. Players compete to be the first to “just say” the answer out loud, making every round a burst of yelling, laughing, and “Ohhh, now I see it!” moments. With a clear instruction slide, multiple difficulty levels, and dialable scoring, Just Say It works as an easy plug-and-play screen game, a brainy mid-program change of pace, or a full-featured main game night where you can keep adding new puzzles over time.
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Letter Quest - The Search For The Golden Word
from $5.99Step into the ultimate word-building adventure! Letter Quest: The Search for the Golden Word challenges your students to find as many words as possible hidden inside one giant word. It’s fast-paced, competitive, and keeps everyone engaged as they race against the clock. And watch out — each round contains a special Golden Word worth big bonus points!
How to Play
Split your group into evenly sized teams. Show one long word on the screen and give the teams a set amount of time (like 30 seconds) to write down as many smaller words as they can using only the letters from that word. When time’s up, have teams read their lists aloud and tally their points. Reveal the Golden Word for that round — any team that found it gets bonus points. The team with the highest score after all rounds wins!
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LimerFlicks
from $5.99Love movies and a good rhyme? Limerflicks combines clever limericks with blockbuster plots—be the first to guess the movie and score big!
How to Play:
In Limerflicks, a funny and creative limerick describing a popular movie will appear on the screen. Teams compete to be the first to shout out the correct movie title. The fastest team earns a point—get ready for laughs, quick thinking, and movie magic!from $5.99 -
LimerFlicks Vol. 2
from $5.99LimerFlicks Vol. 2 is a fast-paced screen game where every clue is a limerick and every answer is a movie your students know and love. Each round features a playful five-line rhyme that hints at characters, plot moments, or iconic scenes from blockbuster animated and family films. Players race to decode the limerick and call out the correct movie title first, keeping the whole room engaged, laughing, and arguing over which clue gave it away. With ten fully written limericks and answers ready to drop into your slides, LimerFlicks Vol. 2 is perfect as an easy opener, a mid-program energy boost, or a themed movie night game that works for small groups, large groups, or even series tie-ins about story and identity.
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Linked Up: Summer Edition
from $5.99Get ready to move, groove, and link up! In Linked Up – Summer Edition, you’ll need quick thinking and quicker feet as a number and a summer-themed activity flash onto the screen. Find a group of the right size and act out the activity together—or risk being left out and knocked out of the game!
How to Play:
Each round, a number and a summer-related activity will appear on the screen. Players must quickly form groups matching the number and act out the activity together. If you can’t find a group, or your group has the wrong number, you’re out! The rounds keep coming until only a few stay linked up!from $5.99 -
Majority Rules
from $5.99Majority Rules is a crowd-powered prediction game where the real judges aren't the contestants — they're YOU. Selected players take the stage and face a simple challenge: figure out what the majority of the room is thinking. Each round, two options appear on screen, and contestants must secretly predict which one the crowd will choose. It sounds easy, but reading a room is harder than it looks. With every vote, the crowd becomes the answer key, and the contestants either get it right or get left behind. It's loud, it's unpredictable, and the crowd is always in control. from $5.99 -
Map Quest
from $5.99Grab your passports and fire up your GPS—it's time for Map Quest! Each round, two different road trips pop up on the screen, and teams have to decide which one is the shorter drive. It’s a fast-paced guessing game that mixes road-trip trivia with wild travel match-ups. Perfect for high-energy crowd participation and a little friendly competition!
How to Play
Split your group into two teams. Each round, show two different trips on the screen. Teams must guess which drive is shorter by pointing left or right (or by having team captains lock in their team’s answers). Once both teams have guessed, reveal which trip was actually shorter. Award one point to the team that guessed correctly. Keep score and play as many rounds as you like—the team with the most correct guesses wins!
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Match 4: Vacation Destination
from $5.99Pack your bags and get ready to spot the ultimate getaway! In Match Four – Vacation Destination, your students will race against the clock to find the one iconic landmark that appears more than all the others. Each round is filled with sunny sights, famous cities, and tropical treats—but only one shows up four times. It’s a fast-paced, visual challenge that’ll have everyone on their toes and dreaming of their next vacation!
How to Play:
Each round, a screen full of vacation landmark icons appears—think Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Big Ben, and more. All but one of the landmarks show up three times, but one sneaky icon appears four times. Players have ten seconds to decide which icon appears four times and move to the corner of the room that corresponds to their choice. If you pick the correct corner, you stay in! Get it wrong, and you're out. Keep going until one player is left standing!from $5.99 -
Missing Movies 2
$5.99This game drops students into a high-energy movie challenge where every round tests how quickly they can recognize a film from its poster. As each image flashes on the screen, players race to shout out the correct title—trying to be the first to get it right and score the win.
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Movie Myths
from $5.99Movie Myths is a high-energy, crowd-wide elimination game that challenges what students think they know about famous movies. Each round presents a commonly repeated movie “fact” that sounds totally believable, but might actually be completely false. Students have to decide if the legend is legit or just a myth, then commit to their choice with their feet. Every reveal brings surprise, debate, and groans as confident guesses get exposed and the crowd slowly thins out. from $5.99 -
New Testament Throwdown
from $5.99New Testament Throwdown is a fast-paced Bible trivia battle that challenges players to prove how well they know the people, teachings, miracles, and stories of the New Testament. Each round, contestants face a multiple-choice question with four possible answers and must quickly decide which one they believe is correct. From the Gospels to Paul’s letters, every question is a chance to show off your Bible knowledge under pressure. It’s competitive, energetic, and full of big comeback moments and last-second guesses. from $5.99 -
No Way! - Down Unduh Edition
from $5.99Crikey! Australia’s got some of the wildest and weirdest creatures on the planet — but can you tell which ones are real and which ones are totally made up? In No Way! – Down Unduh! Edition, students will hear the names of bizarre Aussie animals and have to decide if they’re legit or just laughably fake. From drop bears to pinecone hoppers, this game will have everyone shouting, “No way!” as they try to survive the wild outback of guesses!
How to Play
Students start in the center of the room. Each round, the screen shows the name (and maybe a picture) of an Australian creature. If they think the animal is real, they move to the right side of the room. If they think it’s fake, they move to the left. After everyone chooses, reveal whether the animal is real or made up. Anyone who guessed wrong is out for the rest of the game. Keep going until only one student remains — your ultimate Outback champion!
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No Way! - TV Edition
from $5.99Get ready to say “No way!” over and over again. No Way! – TV Edition will have your whole group second-guessing reality as you try to decide if these ridiculous-sounding TV shows are actually real or totally made up. From wild reality shows to bizarre scripted plots, some of these were somehow greenlit… and some are complete fakes. Can you spot the real ones, or will you fall for the fakes?
How to Play:
Display the title and description of a TV show on the screen. Some are real shows that actually aired, and some are completely made up. Students decide whether they think it’s real or fake and move to one of two sides of the room—Left for Real, Right for Fake. Once everyone has picked a side, reveal the answer. Anyone who guessed incorrectly is out. Keep playing until only one contestant remains!
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No Way!! - Video Game Edition
from $5.99Are you a gaming guru or easily fooled? In No Way!! - Video Game Edition, you'll have to decide if wild video game titles are real or just totally made up—trust your instincts and make your move!
How to Play:
In No Way!! - Video Game Edition, a video game title and tagline will be displayed on the screen. Players move to the right if they think the game is real, or to the left if they believe it's fake. Stay in the game by making the right call—who will be the last gamer standing?from $5.99 -
Oh That Stands For 2
$5.99Oh That Stands For 2 is a brain-teasing acronym challenge that puts your pop culture, everyday phrases, and common abbreviations knowledge to the test. Each round, players are shown a set of letters and must figure out what well-known phrase, title, or saying those letters actually stand for. It's the kind of game that feels obvious once you hear the answer — but getting there is a whole different story. Fast, fun, and full of "ohhhh" moments, this game keeps everyone guessing until the very last letter is revealed.
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Old Testament Throwdown
from $5.99Old Testament Throwdown is a fast-paced Bible trivia battle that puts players’ Old Testament knowledge to the test. Each round, contestants face a multiple-choice question with four possible answers and must quickly decide which one they believe is correct. The pressure builds as players lock in their choices, hoping they know their prophets, kings, miracles, and stories better than everyone else. It’s simple, competitive, and packed with big “YES!” and “HOW DID I MISS THAT?” moments. from $5.99 -
On The Border
from $5.99Think you know your U.S. geography? On the Border will challenge your map skills as you and your team race to shout out which state borders all three on the screen—speed and smarts are the key to victory!
How to Play:
In On the Border, a slide will show three U.S. states, and teams must quickly discuss and shout out their guess for which state borders all three. The first team to answer correctly earns a point—so bring your geography A-game and get ready to shout your way to the top!from $5.99
